2/3. Caring about free speech means lifting American censorship.
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1/3. Caring about free speech does not mean helping a senator publish an op-ed.
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3/3. One reason we are in racial and medical crisis is that government and corporate employees, such as police officers and doctors, are banned from speaking to the press. That should not be the case in the land of free.https://www.quillmag.com/2020/06/08/media-relations-controls-marginalize-the-press-and-the-public/ …
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This is the reason I wrote my piece in http://medium.com , on why the
@nytimes was wrong to publish Senator Cotton's manifesto of lies, hate, and fabrication. Also, why I support@SenWarren proposal to hold social media to libel/slander standards. -
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@TimothyDSnyder, I support the free exchange of ideas, open media. What I don't support is giving voice to hate. We have done too much of the former, and not enough of the latter for too long. It's long past time for a change. - 2 more replies
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Re: 1/3 >>tx, citing this in short paper for media ethics summer course
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As you well know, there are strong, easily defended reasons to be intolerant of intolerance... to hate “hate”... to fight against violence... and none of it is paradoxical.
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The right to free speech has to do with the government being prohibited from preventing people from speaking. But any private company can censor and edit all they want.
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